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Risk of adverse maternal outcome following macrosomic birth in Nigeria.

Risk of adverse maternal outcome following macrosomic birth in Nigeria.
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摘要 Objective: To determine the risk of adverse maternal outcome associated with obstetric intervention in labour.Methods:All cases of macrosomic births conducted at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital,Calabar,between January 1st 1994 and December 31st 2000 were reviewed.Measure of treatment/intervention effect was calculated as relative risk for adverse maternal outcome,using spontaneous vaginal births as control.Results:Frequency of mode of delivery was as follow: vaginal births,139(60.7%);instrumental vaginal deliveries,16(7%);and abdominal deliveries,74(32.3%).Obstetric intervention occurred in 90(39.3%) cases.Sixty-four(28%) cases did not book for antenatal care,with 42 cases(18.3%) requiring obstetric intervention.About one in every two parturients(1: 2.1) in this study,requiring obstetric intervention at delivery had been interfered with at unorthodox health facilities.Relative risks for postpartum haemorrhage,wound sepsis and paralytic ileus were significantly high in parturients with abdominal delivery;while in parturients with instrumental vaginal delivery relative risks were significantly high for puerperal sepsis,paralytic ileus and obstetric palsy.There were no maternal deaths.Conclusion:Obstetric intervention in parturients with macrosomic births was high due to labour complications;and was associated with significant risk for adverse maternal outcome,especially in parturients with unskilled interference. Objective: To determine the risk of adverse maternal outcome associated with obstetric intervention in Iabour. Methods:All cases of macrosomic births conducted at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital, Calabar, between January 1st 1994 and December 31st 2000 were reviewed. Measure of treatment/intervention effect was calculated as relative risk for adverse maternal outcome, using spontaneous vaginal births as control. Results: Frequency of mode of delivery was as follow : vaginal births, 139 (60.7 % ) ; instrumental vaginal deliveries, 16 (7 % ) ; and abdominal deliveries, 74(32.3%). Obstetric intervention occurred in 90 (39.3%) cases. Sixty--four (28%) cases did not book for antenatal care, with 42 cases (18.3%) requiring obstetric intervention. About one in every two parturients (1 : 2.1) in this study, requiring obstetric intervention at delivery had been interfered with at unorthodox health facilities. Relative risks for post- partum haemorrhage, wound sepsis and paralytic ileus were significantly high in parturients with abdominal delivery; while in Ioarturients with instrumental vaginal delivery relative risks were significantly high for puerperal sepsis, paralytic ileus and obstetric palsy. There were no maternal deaths. Conclusion: Obstetric intervention in parturients with macro- somic births was high due to labour complications; and was associated with significant risk for adverse maternal outcome, especially in parturients with unskilled interference.
出处 《海南医学院学报》 CAS 2010年第1期23-27,共5页 Journal of Hainan Medical University
关键词 产妇 治疗方法 麻痹性肠梗阻 干预效果 Adverse maternal outcome Macrosomic births Obstetric intervention Calabar Nigeria
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